Obituaries include Brown Fry Mosher and Benischek in Cedar Rapids losses
Obituary notices honor Maude G Brown of Meth Wick Manor died after a short illness. Details list her Evansville origins, Cedar Rapids residence, marriage, education, career, and survivors. Other obituaries note Reuben Karban of Morton Illinois and funeral details. Additional death notices cover Fry Mosher Ka lansk e Benischek Buck er and area memorial arrangements.
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Maude G. Brown
Meth- Wick Manor
Evansville
Ind
Cedar Rapids
Bedford
G. B. Brown
Des Moines
Leon Glynn
Clyde
Shelby Brown
Waco
Texas
Myrtle Burnstedt
Webster City
Chapel of Memories
Russell Striffler
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Reuben Edward Karban
Morton
Ill
Queenwood
Marguerite Risser
New York City
Great Rivers Presbytery
Coe College
McCormick Seminary
Chicago
Ann Karban
Esther Karban
Births and fines flow in Daily Record notice
Birth announcements list multiple couples from Mercy and New Hampton Maxwell areas with names and newborns. Cited later are numerous traffic offenses with fines ranging from 10 to 100 dollars and assorted violations including speeding and reckless driving. Additional entries mention custody of vehicles, beer-related notices, and a jail sentence suspended after conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Stoltz
Illinois Street
Jackie Arthur
Marion
Terry Sublette
Center Point Road
Gary Mackey
Bever Avenue
Richard Schlotterbach
Norway
Mark Trent
Oelwein
Betty Jordan
Viola
Georgene Lopata
Walker
Jack Sexton
Coggan
Robert Brems
Thirty-fourth Street
Michael Orness
Eleventh Street
Bonita Daleness
Ozark Street
Susan Pierson
Kenrich
Patricia Martin
Debra Whitworth
Blairs Ferry Road
Gary Gaffney
Iowa City
Barbara Griffith
Linwood Street
Kenneth Oliver
Eighth Street
Jerry Burke
Eighth Street NW
Ted Trusty
Mallory Street
Walter Weldon, Jr
Ellis Boulevard
William Stepanek
Auburn Drive
Karen Modwinkle
Fifth Avenue
Harley Goodwin
E Avenue
Stephen Britcher
Norwich Road
Victor Lacy
Covington
Bradley Matthews
Richard Reinhold
Laura Schimberg
Fourth Avenue SE
Donald Davis
Third Avenue
Rick Linsweaver
First Street
Dale Wendt
Oxford
Donald Power
Alburnett
Gordon Weasel
Fifth Street
Waterloo man wins freedom as drug conviction overturned
U S District Judge Ed ward J McManus overturned Donald Hines 1973 Waterloo drug conviction for possession with intent to deliver after ruling the warrantless vehicle search exceeded police scope. Hines was ordered released from Anamosa reformatory with 30 day stay for appeal or new trial. Shea remains imprisoned after similar appeals were denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
U.S
Edward J. McManus
Donald Hines
McManus
Iowa
Hines
Donald Shea
Shea
State High Court
Supreme Court
Prices predicted to rise as energy bill reshapes market
Analysts warn of price volatility in gasoline and crude oil as the Feb 1 energy bill cuts crude to 7.56 a barrel and new FEA rules enable rapid price jumps. Demand in spring and farmer activity in March could lift gasoline use despite earlier cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo
Independent
Federal Energy Agency
FEA
Political clash over Iowa medical aid and Middle East talks
Democratic leaders warned cutbacks would deny care to needy Iowans and raise county tax burdens by as much as 4 million dollars. Cochran blasted the governor’s 12 million funding as inadequate for the elderly and nursing home patients, urging reforms. Rabin urged direct talks with Arab leaders and proposed reconvening the Geneva peace conference, while defending Israel’s democracy and seeking renewed U S military aid amid CIA reports.
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ADC
Cochran
Kinley
Social Services Department
Anwar Sadat
Congress
Rabin
Middle East
Jordan
Ford
No Decision Made on Police Chief Naming
Cedar Rapids officials kept the police chief post unresolved on Wednesday as Wallace LaPeters continued in an unofficial capacity. Ed Colton, Safety Commissioner, renewed appointments for four other department heads while delaying the police chief choice amid tense closed-door council talks and public disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Wallace LaPeters
Ed Colton
Colton
Edsel McMickle
Ed Winter
Lora Summerwill
LaPeters
Mel Meyer
James Steinbeck
Meyer
David McGuire
Woman Charged in ADC Fraud Case
Cecilia Ray of 1632 B avenue NE faces fraud charges for three ADC aid applications alleged to be fraudulent dating back to December 1974, per Linn district court filings. An aside notes 1965 shoplifting charge against actress Hedy Lamarr in Los Angeles.
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Cecilia Ray
Avenue
Linn District Court
Hedy Lamar
Los Angeles
Action Sought on 65-Foot Trucks in Iowa
Gov Robert Ray urged the Iowa legislature to vote on reversing or affirming the IDOT ruling that allows 65 foot trucks on interstates and 24 foot trucks on highways starting May 1 if no action is taken. Rep Tom Tauke leads the bill with several co sponsors as a response to the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Robert Ray
State Department of Transportation
Iowa
IDOT
Tom Tauke
R-Dubuque
Cedar Rapids to Cut Golf Fees Next Summer for Youths and Seniors
Cedar Rapids city council set 1976 golf fees at Twin Pines Ellis and Squaw Creek with juniors and seniors paying 1.25 for 18 holes and .75 for nine holes on weekdays, with restrictions on Saturdays Sundays holidays and after 3 pm. Other golfers pay 2.50 for major courses and 1.50 at Jones Park plus 2.50 night golf at Twin Pines. Locker and ticket fees change to 50 cent daily locker, 7.50 large season, 5 dollar small, 25 cent advance reg, 2.50 duplicate season ticket while season passes stay 80 adult 35 over 62 45 under 18 and 35 city employees.
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Twin Pines
Ellis
Squaw Creek
Jones Park
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Kathleen C
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Immaculate Conception Church
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Peoria
Betram Betteridge
Paul Rupp
Ludwig Mortuary
Illinois
Webster
Edd E. Fry
Powell’s
South English
Sorden
Independence
Rodney Mosher
White's
Dunkerton
Henry Kalanske
St. John’s’ Lutheran Church
Fairbank
Brant- Kern
Netolicky
Anton
James C. DeSmith
Ely
First Presbyterian Church
Anamosa
Ray de Wald
Goettsch’s
Amana
Evalyn D. Bucker
Hoover-Valentine’s
Garwin
Kenneth Fischer
Montour United Methodist Church
Turner Cemetery
Henderson’s
Toledo
Manchester
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Masonville
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Omaha
the Daily Record
Mercy
James Lee
Vernon
St. Luke's
David Horton
Jacelyn Drive
Terry Jones
Sixteenth Avenue
Bradley Ross
Hiawatha
Jack Thornton
Sussex Drive
Roger Johnston
Knollshire Road
James Byrne
New Hampton
Robert Lehman
Lehman
Gus Johnson
Twentieth Street
Ray Lehman
Thirty-eighth Street
Maxwell
Kent Lewis
Lewis
Ted Lewis
Aspen Lane
M. Patricia
Rollo E. Carnes
Coletta Florence
Herman Bernard Boeding
Diane M
Thomas Raymond Kelley III
Linda S
Larry L. Northland
Cynthia Blanche
Jerold Edwin Hernden
Corrine
Robert Edwin Moyer
Thirty-first Street
C Avenue NW
Magistrate's Court
John W. Dillon
Council Street
Richard Lindsey
Twelfth Street
Michael Hammond
Glass Road
Craig Walton
Lillian Pierce
Old Marion Road
Daniel Stevens
Brentwood Drive
Barabara Stuber
Crimson Drive
Tony Lantz
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Larry Easley
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Formosa
AVE Floral & Botanicals
16Th Ave. S.W
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Angola
United States
Albert
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
George Mahon
House Democratic
Thomas O'Neill
Vietnam
Zambia
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
MPLA
Huambo
Bin
Israel
William Colby
CIA
Colby
George Bush
Simcha Dinitz
By Mike Deupree
Solon
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Westport
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Stejskal Florists
Bowling Street
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